Common use of Life Cycle Maintenance Plan Clause in Contracts

Life Cycle Maintenance Plan. No later than 90 Days before the beginning of each calendar year after the Service Commencement Date, the Developer will prepare and deliver to the Department a full five-year period maintenance plan on a rolling basis that describes life cycle asset maintenance for the Project (each, a “Life Cycle Maintenance Plan”) in accordance with the Technical Requirements. The Life Cycle Maintenance Plan will include a description of all Major Maintenance to be undertaken during such five-year period, by component, item or discrete project (each, a “Task”), the estimated costs and timing relating to each Task, the underlying assumptions used to develop such plan, including assumptions arising from the re- evaluations of the physical condition of the Assets conducted pursuant to Section 9.03(d); and such other information as may be reasonably requested by the Department.‌

Life Cycle Maintenance Plan. No later than 90 Days before the beginning of each calendar year after the Service Commencement Date, the Developer will prepare and deliver to the Department a full five-year period maintenance plan on a rolling basis that describes life cycle asset maintenance for the Project (each, a “Life Cycle Maintenance Plan”) in accordance accordance‌ with the Technical Requirements. The Life Cycle Maintenance Plan will include a description of all Major Maintenance to be undertaken during such five-year period, by component, item or discrete project (each, a “Task”), the estimated costs and timing relating to each Task, the underlying assumptions used to develop such plan, including assumptions arising from the re- evaluations of the physical condition of the Assets conducted pursuant to Section 9.03(d); and such other information as may be reasonably requested by the Department.‌Department.

Life Cycle Maintenance Plan. No later than 90 Days before the beginning of each calendar year after the Service Commencement Date, the Developer will prepare and deliver to the Department a full five-year period maintenance plan on a rolling basis that describes life cycle asset maintenance for the Project (each, a “Life Cycle Maintenance Plan”) in accordance with the Technical Requirements. The Life Cycle Maintenance Plan will include a description of all Major Maintenance to be undertaken during such five-year period, by component, item or discrete project (each, a “Task”), the estimated costs and timing relating to each Task, the underlying assumptions used to develop such plan, including assumptions arising from the re- re-‌ evaluations of the physical condition of the Assets conducted pursuant to Section 9.03(d); and such other information as may be reasonably requested by the Department.‌Department.

Life Cycle Maintenance Plan. No later than 90 Days before the beginning of each calendar year after the Service Commencement Date, the Developer will prepare and deliver to the Department a full five-year period maintenance plan on a rolling basis that describes life cycle asset maintenance for the Project (each, a “Life Cycle Maintenance Plan”) in accordance with the Technical Requirements. The Life Cycle Maintenance Plan will include a description of all Major Maintenance to be undertaken during such five-year period, by component, item or discrete project (each, a “Task”), the estimated costs and timing relating to each Task, the underlying assumptions used to develop such plan, including assumptions arising from the re- evaluations of the physical condition of the Assets conducted pursuant to Section 9.03(d); and such other information as may be reasonably requested by the Department.‌Department.